Perrotin London art gallery

Perrotin is thrilled to welcome visitors to its first London art space in the heart of Mayfair, a vibrant and historic neighbourhood. The contemporary art gallery features 350 m2 of completely refurbished space in Claridge’s and offers a programme created together with its artists to coincide with the city’s major cultural events, such as Frieze London, where the gallery has participated since 2004.

Jame St Findlay: Harmony - 1 - 28 September

Harmony is a major new commission by Jame St Findlay, winner of the 2024 Claridge’s Royal Academy Schools Art Prize, running from 1–28 September at Perrotin London. Now in its second year, the Prize awards £30,000 and the opportunity for a solo exhibition in London, supporting emerging artists at a pivotal stage in their careers. St Findlay was unanimously selected by judges Ryan Gander RA and Oona Grimes RA.

Working from a queer perspective, St Findlay’s practice interrogates and unsettles ideas of normality, pushing them to the point of collapse. For Harmony, they take inspiration from the “mono-pine”, a mobile phone mast disguised as a tree, to examine the subtle systems and routines that quietly shape our lives. Through an installation that incorporates filing boxes, suit jackets and the visual language of corporate order, St Findlay creates a sleek, carefully controlled environment that begins to unravel. What first appears harmonious and optimised slowly reveals cracks, exposing the psychological toll of productivity, surveillance and the illusion of control.